德國內政部長多布林特：我們的自由正受到外部俄羅斯無人機的威脅，以及內部議會中支持莫斯科的人士的威脅。

JP Morgan says Hong Kong banks' 1H26 results broadly beat expectations, supported by non-interest income and stronger-than-expected pre-provision operating profit. Small banks still face elevated credit costs; large banks fared better. HSBC, Standard Chartered and Bank of China Hong Kong reported shareholder total‑return metrics slightly below JP Morgan's expectations. JP Morgan sees scope for upward revisions to consensus EPS and notes that firmer market odds of further Fed hikes could help sentiment. The firm remains constructive on the sector, ranking large-cap banks Standard Chartered > HSBC > Bank of China Hong Kong with price targets of HK$310, HK$205 and HK$53.3, all Overweight. JP Morgan's coverage universe posted average 1H26 profit growth of 33% YoY versus 4% in 2025, driven by an ~50% rebound at HSBC/Hang Seng from sharply lower credit costs and improved non-operating items; other banks showed high-single to low-double-digit growth led by resilient pre-provision operating profit.

IRNA reported Ardabil province governor said authorities are moving to fully operationalize the province's free-trade industrial zone, prioritizing infrastructure upgrades and expanded investment to spur local economic growth.